Gravel Beach

Lighthouses should have wheels. This one was built on the northern edge of a spit at the mouth of Admiralty Inlet, the better to be seen by...

We cut a wide circle around Shipwreck Point, which is surrounded by No Trespassing signs and watched over by its owners, who are probably ti...

Moving water forms ripples in sand, their size and spacing dictated by the flow and depth of the water. The ripples in these two photos are...

I'm not sure if Possession Lagoon is what anyone else calls it, but this is the lake formed by the railroad cutting off the bend in the ...

Enough of these white sand beaches, thousands of miles from Puget Sound. Time to bring this blog back home. This morning D&I headed no...

Friday afternoon, I joined throngs of beach goers exiting Mobile, and later, Pensacola, as I worked by way east into the Florida panhandle. ...

The Dauphin Island ferry wasn't running, so I had to drive the long way around through Mobile, but that gave me a chance to check out th...

Dauphin Island was far to the east of Katrina's landfall, but it still got hammered - the western portion of the island is a low-lying b...

Beach Boulevard and the town of Pascagoula are sandwiched between the shipyards, refineries, and the industrial port that have developed ar...

My exploration of road ends led me through Ocean Springs to this community west of Pascagoula and this nice little estuarine beach on Missis...